if laid flat on a smooth surface(table?) will it grip the surface or slide easily?
22751
It would slide but not easily. It slides like a few inches, which is quite impressive considering it isn't made of a rubberized or silicone material. Nevertheless, it is a darn good case and it is well padded for your phone.
22752
The case will grip the surface without slipping. I have no regrets using this case and I'm sure you won't have any too!
365352
yes it would work it does not need a smooth surface. and expanded metal top you discrib would work fine. the plastic round bearing sit on the table and the glass top goes on it
1355226
It's grippy not sticky. Better for flat surfaces like a car dashboard. Works well for that.
1884090
Ditto, surface is smooth and when wet, can be slippery. I would not recommend it for that purpose.
424973
None. I'm using a steelseries with no rubber grips on the bottom and I have no issues with it sliding.
2180245
Yes, on a solid surface it should set up just fine. The table is great though, and even my 11 month old loves cruising around it.
1761200
It's more "grippy;" It's not slick. Kinda porous (I guess would be the correct term).If I put it on a table and try to slide it, it does not slide easily at all.
1797870
Smooth, flat plastic that's not prone to warpage - Yes. Any kind of soft textured plastic - doubtful.
83254
Table will be ok if used on level surface. Will not work good if lying down or in bed.
1023297
It could slide, it's a smooth backing. But I use it on top of carpet. But they work great
674601
I used it around Christmas for a buffet table. It is long and narrow perfect for that purpose. I do believe it had a little texture to the table top not anything rough. I had a plastic table cloth on top and it didn't slide.
401243
My table is marble finish and I have no issues with mine sliding. I believe it's heavy enough that you would have no problem, but can't say for sure.
2173271
It will slide under. The bar laid flat on the ground has the higher grip handles that come up a few inches,but you'll have a few to spare
1838451
Its a semi-smooth plastic/cardboard-like surface. Plates do slide if you move it around too rapidly, not that I would recommend it. A tacky, rubbery surface it is not. Probably have to spend a bit more for that.
1570640
Yes you can put it on any flat surface. The turn table is in two parts. The bottom part is stationary and just stays flat the turntable is the top part and it is the only part that turns. This is a great turntable I have 4 of them.
1019811
Yep. In fact when you are setting it up and trying to get everything lined up just right it can be frustrating that it doesn't just slide on the floor! After you are on your bike you are pretty glad it's not going anywhere. Oh, and I use it on a hard wood floor - it doesn't slide. Great product.
140787
The legs swing out and will hit an ultimate maximum angle they will extend to (about 120~150 degrees). The legs are metal, and the surface is a hard wood (or simulated wood, I am not sure specifically what materials). With the table on a hard surface like a table or something, the legs will extend to their maximum angles and stop. From that point, yes it should be very stable (mine doesn't really wobble). I don't think it is meant for use on a hard surface, though, so here are no pads or anything to prevent scratching a table finish, etc.